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==Mathematics==
==Mathematics==
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The mathematics of Quantum mechanics can be formulated in a number of ways: the "matrix mechanics" of Werner Heisenberg, the "path integrals" of [[Richard Feynman]], or the "wave mechanics" of Erwin Schrodinger. Wave mechanics is the most common formulation. It uses the language of infinite dimensional [[Hilbert Space]]s; observables such as position and momentum are [[operator]]s on such Hilbert Spaces.
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The mathematics of Quantum mechanics can be formulated in a number of ways: the "matrix mechanics" of Werner Heisenberg, the "path integrals" of [[Richard Feynman]], or the "wave mechanics" of Erwin Schrodinger. The most common formulation uses the language of infinite dimensional [[Hilbert Space]]s; observables such as position and momentum are [[operator]]s on such Hilbert Spaces.